FAA Ramp Inspection Readiness Score
FAA Ramp Inspection Readiness Score is a free 3-minute FAA ramp inspection + audit readiness self-assessment for Part 91, 121, 135, and 145 operators. Three minutes from first question to gap report. CFR-cited findings ranked by penalty exposure. No signup, no email required.
What it covers: airworthiness records (14 CFR 91.7, 91.405), pilot records + currency (14 CFR 61, 135.293, 121.439), maintenance + AD compliance (14 CFR 39, 91.403), operating manuals + GOM (14 CFR 135.21, 121.133), and drug & alcohol + training (14 CFR 120, 135.347). Each gap surfaced cites the exact regulation or industry standard it relates to and gives plain-English remediation guidance.
Regulatory references
- 14 CFR 91
- 14 CFR 121
- 14 CFR 135
- 14 CFR 145
- 14 CFR 39
- 14 CFR 43
- 14 CFR 120
How it works
- Answer 15-20 yes/partial/unsure/no questions across 5 categories
- See your overall score (0-100) and per-category breakdowns
- Review each compliance gap with the exact regulation, typical penalty range, and remediation guidance
- Optionally start a 5-day FileFlo free trial with your audit context preserved — no email gate, gaps unlocked inline
Frequently asked questions
Which operators should run this FAA audit?
Any Part 91, 121, 135, or 145 operator. The audit covers areas common to all: airworthiness records, pilot currency, AD compliance, operating manuals, and drug/alcohol + training.
Does this prepare for Wyvern / ARGUS / IS-BAO audits?
Directionally — the underlying 14 CFR requirements are the same. Third-party safety audits layer additional risk-mitigation criteria on top of FAA minimums. Use this audit to validate FAA baseline before the more rigorous third-party assessment.
What about the Pilot Records Database (PRD)?
PRD replaced PRIA in 2025 — air carriers must request previous-employer records from PRD before hiring. The audit covers this requirement under pilot records.
What are typical FAA fine ranges?
Civil penalties under 14 CFR are typically $1,644-$37,000 per violation, indexed annually. Willful or repeated violations can trigger certificate action (suspension/revocation). Hazmat violations under 49 CFR can hit $94,000+ per occurrence.
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